Guildline 7520 Voltage Divider

The Department of National Defence, under the Government of Canada, is soliciting a single Guildline 7520 Voltage Divider with strict technical and logistical requirements. The item must meet precise performance specifications including 0.05 ppm accuracy at 1:1 ratio, fully automated self-alignment, an internal voltage reference and null detector eliminating the need for external standards, and compatibility with the SCPI command set for remote operation. Each unit must be accompanied by a Certificate of Calibration dated no more than 90 days prior to delivery, with all packaging labeled with the National Stock Number, description, and complete part number in both English and French. Packaging must comply with Canadian Forces Specification D-LM-008-036/SF-000 and SACC Manual clause D3018C, and wood materials must meet IPPC/ISPM-15 standards per clause D2025C. Delivery is mandatory to the QETE Warehouse in Gatineau, QC, by October 15, 2026, under DDP Incoterms, meaning the contractor assumes all costs including customs duties, taxes, and delivery charges. Bids must be submitted electronically in three clearly separated sections: technical, financial, and certifications, with no pricing information included in the technical submission. The contract will be awarded on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis, where bids failing any mandatory technical criterion are rejected outright, and price becomes the sole deciding factor among compliant offers. The contracting authority is Viktoria Melnichuk, who serves as the primary point of contact for all communications, invoice submissions, and contract administration. Invoices must be sent via email and support direct deposit, EDI, or wire transfer. Contractors must certify against the Integrity Regime and must not be listed on the Federal Contractors Program’s Limited Eligibility to Bid list; non-compliance results in immediate non-responsiveness. All contract records must be retained through the contract term and until final settlement, with obligations governed by the laws of Ontario. No security clearances, key personnel requirements, or contract options are specified, and no unique entity ID or CAGE code is required.